Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-01

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Racing in the East.
| WASHINGTON, October 31st.-The weather
to-day was cool and bright, and the track
| good. The one mile Hanover won, Ovid
| second, Lelex third. Time, 1:413.
The mile heats had as starters Stuyvesant
and Windsall. StuYvesant won. Time,
| 1:45--1:47.
The one mile Pasha won, Tenstrike sec
ond, Nellie Van third. Time, 1:433.
| The tbree-fourths of q mile Kingston
won, Telie Dal second, Sam Harper third.
| Time, lis.
The steeplechase, full course, Yelling
ton won, John Henry second jim Nc
| Gowan third. Time, 4:25l.
| AT NASHVILLE.
! NASHVILLE October 31st.-At to-day's
meeting the seven ana one half furlongs
Cupid won ROddy Pringle second, SkoW-
beloff third. Time, 1877.
| The one mile Climax won, Florence e,
second, Dousman third. Time, Ia.
| Tbe six furlongs Cruiser won, Orange
Girl second. Roundabout third. Time, lii.
| The mile and half a furlong Poteen won,
| Osceola second, Little Minch third. Time,
| las.
| That Internal Machine.
leoPyI1ght 1881, oy Tie California associated Press
| New York, October 31st.-The BROOKLYN
| police continue toSearch for clews to de-
| tect the person or persons responsible for
sending the internal machine TO Joseph
| Wechsler last Friday night, which seriously
| injured his wife and child Half dozen
| suspected persons have been arrested and
discharged for lack of evidence. The DO,
lice are now puzzled over a letter addressed
to Wechsler, the author OF which saws "
wanted to kill you because you are a mean
man" variety of theories have already
been built upon this.
Guarding Against Cholera.
lCofyrgt, 1887, by Tie California associated Pres.
New YORK, October 31st.-The C6mmer.
! ctdt Adrertiser has interviewed President
Bayless of the Board of Health concernine
port quarantine against cholera. Bayless
says the quarantine officer was offered the
services OF two physicians, to be stationed
| at Holman Island, but that their services
were refused. Bayess thought this pre-.
| caution desirable. At the same time Bay-
less says everything possible is now being
| done for the protection of the public health
! The Atchison and Topeka Road.
Copwgt, 1887, By Ike California Associated Press.
New YORK, October 31st.-Reports from
| Kansas point 10 the effect that work on the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fes new line
through the State of Missouri will be COM
menced within Ten days. The route of the
| line will be from Fort Scott. Kansas, 10
which point the AtchisOn already has
| access, directly eastward through southern
| Missouri.
No Decision in the Anarchist Gases.
WASHINGTON, October 31st. - The Su-
preme Court made no decision in the An
| archist cases to-day. The Chief Justice
announced that decision would be rem
dered on Wednesday or Thursday.
The failure of the Court to render q de.
cision to-day IS though to indicate nothing
more than the preparation of more OF
less elaborate opinion. 1t is almost the
universal belief of the lawyers who practice
at the Supreme Court Bar, that the petition
for writ of error Will be denied.
A Tribute to Mast.
DENVER, October 3lst.-Naste the famous
| caricaturist opened his western tour last
| evening before one OF the largest and mos
distinguished audiences ever assembled in
| the city. Hundreds were turned away I'M
able to Get standiDg-room. Mast, at the risc
of the curtain, was Presented with a maguifi.
cent floral tribute, in the shape Of the Letter
1T, seven feet high and surmonted by the
word Mast"
| rather McIIehe Resigns.
PITTsBURG, October 31st.-Rev. James j
McTighe, the Catholic priest whose election
TO the prinCipalship of the Third Ward
public school caused such a stir recently in
religious circles, has rendered his resigua-
ton and ordered Catholic children TO re-
turn to the parochial school, Father
| McTighe refuses to give his reasons tor re-
signing, but il is intimated that he was
advised to do so by the members of his con-
gregation.
Gotham's Expense Account.
ICQpyrigi, 1857, by tie Ceiyoria issoctaess Pres.
New YORK, October 31st-The Eveailq
Worlds editorial says : The provisional es-
Inmates of the expenses of New York for
| the ensuing year amount to $50, ,6S9, ,1S6.
This means the eXpediture OF over $40 an
hour, day and night. This is an enormous
burden even for metropolis.
Gauger at Oakland.
tCGPyrtg 1857. ~ lla Ca'3oraia -;-saciaed Pressl
! WASHINGTON, October 31st-The Secre-
| tary OF the Treasury to-day appointed
James NJ, Brady to be gauger at Oakland,
Cal.
| VIII Visit in Washington.
Copyigt, 1857, Ja tie California associate! I'rsss
| WASHINGTON, October 31st.-[Spccial. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, ?. Whitney, of California,
will be guests next month of Senator Nc
| Pherson, OF New Jersey.
Postal Telegraph Gossip
New YORK, October 3lst.-The Tribune
says: Among the Senators and Represent
atiyes who have visited Washington in
the last fortnight considerable sentiment
has developed in favor of a Government
| postal telegraph. Among the most recent
expressions in favor of such a system is
one by Senator Cullom of Illinois.
| The Gould-Sage Case.
| New YORK, October 31st.-ThIs evening
| District Attorney MARITIME said he had de-
( cided to defer taking action in the Gould
| Sage case until next month. LAWYER De-
| laney requested that he be given an oppor-
| tUnity TO answer the briefs OF Gould's
| counsel.
| Uncle Sans Cash Account.
| WASHINGTON, October 31st.-The receints
| of the Government for October amounted
| to S31 ,S03,172, and the expenditures to $12.-
| IA, ,652, being an excess of receipts of SI9
| 328, $50. The decrease of the public debt
for October is estimated at S14, 900, 600.
The Funeral of Admiral Nicholson.
| NEW York, October 31st.-The funeral
of Rear Admiral j. W Nicholson. of tbe
| United States Navy, took place to-day, and
| the ceremony was very imposing one.
| The pall-bearers included the most pron,i-
nent naval officials. The BODY was buried
| in Woodlawn cemetery.
| Great Fire at Cincinnati.
| CINCINNATI, October 31st-A great con-
fiagration is in progress this afternoon in
the mills OF the American Cotton Seed Oil
| Company. One mill is already DESTROYED.
| LATER.-After o'clock the flames were
under control. The estimate of the loss is
100000, with good insurance.
The Butler Independents.
BosToN, October 31st.-The State Com
1nittee of Butler Independents this after
noon nominated the following ticket: For
| Governor, Henry b. Lavering; Lieutenant
| Governor, ]. o. A. Bracket; Secretary Of
State, Henry S. Pierce; Treasurer, Charles
/ z. Thatcher; Auditor, Charles r. Ladd
Attorney General, Andrew J. Waterman
| Mrs. James Brown Potter.
New YORK, October 31st.-Mrs. James
| Brown Potter made her American dehpt Of